There was also a smaller meal service area where the buffet consisted of mainly Asian style meals and desserts.

In the main meal service area for the brunch there were a range of breakfast items including scrambled eggs, omelette’s, fried potatoes, bacon, sausage patties, cereals, fruit, fried chicken, sliced meats, roasts and salads. The selection wasn’t as extensive as some of the other buffets we had been to, but the quality of the food provided was excellent. As you would expect, the weekend was busier than weekdays so we had to keep this in mind.Īfter we had been shown to our seats, we would immediately wander up to the buffet to see what was available. Even so, we never had to wait more than 10 minutes but usually it was less than 5 mins. I loved this as it meant I could sleep in and didn’t have to rush down to get breakfast.īecause this was a popular buffet, each time we visited we had to queue to get in. The Plaza didn’t have a breakfast buffet as such but instead there was a Brunch Buffet which encompassed both breakfast and lunch and ran from 6am to 4pm. We really didn’t want to pay that much for breakfast so off to the Plaza Hotel we went. We decided to give it a go after heading to the Golden Nugget buffet and finding that because it was a Saturday we could only partake of the Champagne Buffet Breakfast which was $17.99 each. In Oz the taxes are included in the total price and the tax amount is noted on your receipt. So I stood in line with the right amount of money only to find it wasn’t.

Being from Australia we weren’t familiar with the fact that tax got added on. Whether you were having breakfast, lunch or dinner at the buffet it was always the same price at only $7.77. Probably because it was one of the cheapest buffets available and people from many different hotels went there to eat for this reason. The buffet was well known in downtown Las Vegas. While there we ate at the Lucky 7’s Buffet at the Plaza Hotel and Casino on a number of occasions for both breakfast and dinner. After the Summit had finished we moved down to Fremont St to the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino. Paula and I had attended the Affiliate Summit at the Rio in 2008. When I went back to revisit The Lucky 7’s restaurant at the Plaza Hotel in Downtown, Las Vegas in 2012, it had been turned into a steakhouse. I always feel a little sad when I have been someplace I really like, and when I return it has been closed down or renovated into something that no longer resembles the original.

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